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A South Street staple for over two decades, the nonprofit and thrift shop held an afternoon-long block party to celebrate its 21st birthday.

As Philadelphia’s Kensington “Blitz” continues, outreach workers and people on the street say services are still missing.

Players say they're turning to leagues not just for exercise but for competition, connection and an escape from work and screens.

As Americans struggle to afford rising utility bills, many are forced to choose among paying for energy, food and medical care.

The federal government is lending as much as $4.4 billion to restart power plants in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Iowa.

The restoration uses the natural landscape to manage stormwater runoff and protect wildlife habitat in North Philadelphia.

Volunteer-run since 1976, the bookseller celebrates its role in Philadelphia's left-wing history with a block party Saturday.

Bird watching has become increasingly popular since the pandemic. Advocates hope this enthusiasm translates to action.

Rita Collins has taken her Amazing Traveling Bookstore and Textual Apothecary around the country. This week, she found the love of reading alive and well at Drexel.

Customers will see higher average premium prices on Get Covered New Jersey during annual open enrollment, which begins Nov. 1.

As other Republicans call for ending the Iran war or rolling back tariffs, the first-term senator is focused on eliminating “unnecessary” regulations.

Famed biologist Lynn Margulis’ papers arrive at the American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia after the historic collection was nearly destroyed in a fire.

The William Penn School District in Delaware County did not specify what occurred but appointed an “outside investigator” to look into the allegation.

The order comes after Energy Transfer identified a 600-gallon crude oil pipeline leak in Michigan similar to the one discovered in Bucks County last year.

People can apply to be poll workers if they are at least 17 years old and are U.S. citizens.